Number one problem with this game

[-TheCool-]

I've been thru 15 legacy games.


Not one charging foul.

[BhamTiger]

I've actually seen one called in about 20 games or so that I've watched or coached. But you bring up a good point. Even when the foul looks like a clear charge, it's always a block.

[nyqua]

True. Lets you drive to the hoop without a chance of getting an offensive foul

[chicagochill95]

I have had charging fouls, just not as many as you would think. Good point though, I didn't even think of that.

[VidGaminMachine476]

I've had maybe three all throughout my gaming career. So, about like 30 games.

It's wierd. In 2k6 the charging system worked fine. Now.. in 2k7, charges are few and far between, and I HATE when my players try to draw a charge.

They also need to fix the blocking fouls and stuff. Sometimes continuation should count but it doesn't.

[moose35]

Quote: Originally Posted by VidGaminMachine476

I've had maybe three all throughout my gaming career. So, about like 30 games. It's wierd. In 2k6 the charging system worked fine. Now.. in 2k7, charges are few and far between, and I HATE when my players try to draw a charge. They also need to fix the blocking fouls and stuff. Sometimes continuation should count but it doesn't.

Very true, I've had so many alley-oop plays, and even dunks messed up because they called blocking, and then I am forced to inbound instead of taking free throws, when my player was clearly in the air, jumping for the basket.

[-TheCool-]

i think this is a direct result of way I average 25-30 ft attempts per game. So many damn blocks.....

sometimes u have to inbound when it should be foul shots.

the whole blocking/charging thing was very effed up this year.

[Lakers 24 7]

well if you run in what normally would be a charge turns into your guy falling on the floor and losing the ball, so in that respect it's balanced. The #1 problem IMO are teams getting too hot thus leading to very unrealistic play and no defense.